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fitzfarm
Posts: 25094 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 10/28/2010 Member: #3285 |
9/26/2017 2:30 PM
I wrote, how is kp a fake star? Thats weird
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Welpee
Posts: 23162 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 1/22/2016 Member: #6239 |
9/26/2017 4:01 PM LAST EDITED: 9/26/2017 4:09 PM
fishmike wrote:So I assume you hated on STAT too?Welpee wrote:how about simply hating on him for not playing defense, holding the ball and stinking in the playoffs. Are those fair reasons to be happy to move on from this superstar? I mean I cant remember a player whos had a such a blind group of devout followers who make excuses for every one of his shortcomings and failures. It gets old and Im happy to move on from it. Like we got a great 3/4 of a season from Amare we got a great season from Melo and it was fun. The rest of it was poor play on bad teams. Yea... most of Melo's teams here sucked. Thats not on him. In 7 years here he proved his reputation for apathetic defense, holding the ball and shooting his team out of the playoffs every year.fitzfarm wrote:Hating on him because he's not among the greatest of all time or the greatest Knick of all-time? Maybe if we expected Melo to be Kobe that on us and not him? All of us can only be who we are. I agree, in hindsight Melo is no better than the #2 guy on a top flight team yet he was put in the position of being the top dog. Would Kevin McHale be who he is if he had to be the top dog in Boston instead of Bird?Welpee wrote:reub wrote:I'm glad we can move on from Melo too, but how much longer are the Melo haters going to keep this up? If you don't like his game, fine. But this exaggeration about all the "bad" he did while he was here is ridiculous and totally unfair.Gudris wrote:Melo looks really unhappy and confused, start to feel sorry for himTweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: I'm also warming up to the trade the more I hear from and learn about Kanter. Look, I'm totally on board with supporting Melo being moved. I just don't get how he deserves so much hating. He didn't come here promising championships. If people expected him to be "Lebron-lite" that's our fault. Melo doesn't elevate teams but when he had a solid team around him he produced in both Denver and here. I'm not asking people to have a love-fest with Melo, just asking people to be fair. |
fishmike
Posts: 53186 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 7/19/2002 Member: #298 USA |
9/26/2017 6:40 PM
Welpee wrote:Amare... a GREAT 3/4 of a season. He was so good. Shockingly the Knicks gave a guy with bad knees a huge contract. Guess what? He had bad knees. Terrible move.fishmike wrote:So I assume you hated on STAT too?Welpee wrote:how about simply hating on him for not playing defense, holding the ball and stinking in the playoffs. Are those fair reasons to be happy to move on from this superstar? I mean I cant remember a player whos had a such a blind group of devout followers who make excuses for every one of his shortcomings and failures. It gets old and Im happy to move on from it. Like we got a great 3/4 of a season from Amare we got a great season from Melo and it was fun. The rest of it was poor play on bad teams. Yea... most of Melo's teams here sucked. Thats not on him. In 7 years here he proved his reputation for apathetic defense, holding the ball and shooting his team out of the playoffs every year.fitzfarm wrote:Hating on him because he's not among the greatest of all time or the greatest Knick of all-time? Maybe if we expected Melo to be Kobe that on us and not him? All of us can only be who we are. I agree, in hindsight Melo is no better than the #2 guy on a top flight team yet he was put in the position of being the top dog. Would Kevin McHale be who he is if he had to be the top dog in Boston instead of Bird?Welpee wrote:reub wrote:I'm glad we can move on from Melo too, but how much longer are the Melo haters going to keep this up? If you don't like his game, fine. But this exaggeration about all the "bad" he did while he was here is ridiculous and totally unfair.Gudris wrote:Melo looks really unhappy and confused, start to feel sorry for himTweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Hate on STAT? Am I hating on Melo? I have never done anything but call Melo for what I see. That included showing him with praise during that 54 win season. Guys like DK and TFK would go nuts on me because I went from calling out for quoting on MDA to saying he was playing like one of the best in the NBA. He was. Knicks were the #2 seed in the conference. Melo was amazing that year. Not so much other years. Thats hate? Boy that sure feels like me calling it like I see it. Im a Knick fan. I like it when the team wins. When they do I harp on the guys playing well. When they stink I harp on guys who stink. Maybe Im not harping enough on Bargs and thats ruining my JRod rating and has the Hofstra police on my case. Ill work hard to point out how bad Bargs was for us "winning is more fun... then fun is fun" -Thibs
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jrodmc
Posts: 32927 Alba Posts: 50 Joined: 11/24/2004 Member: #805 USA |
9/27/2017 8:41 AM
fishmike wrote:Welpee wrote:Amare... a GREAT 3/4 of a season. He was so good. Shockingly the Knicks gave a guy with bad knees a huge contract. Guess what? He had bad knees. Terrible move.fishmike wrote:So I assume you hated on STAT too?Welpee wrote:how about simply hating on him for not playing defense, holding the ball and stinking in the playoffs. Are those fair reasons to be happy to move on from this superstar? I mean I cant remember a player whos had a such a blind group of devout followers who make excuses for every one of his shortcomings and failures. It gets old and Im happy to move on from it. Like we got a great 3/4 of a season from Amare we got a great season from Melo and it was fun. The rest of it was poor play on bad teams. Yea... most of Melo's teams here sucked. Thats not on him. In 7 years here he proved his reputation for apathetic defense, holding the ball and shooting his team out of the playoffs every year.fitzfarm wrote:Hating on him because he's not among the greatest of all time or the greatest Knick of all-time? Maybe if we expected Melo to be Kobe that on us and not him? All of us can only be who we are. I agree, in hindsight Melo is no better than the #2 guy on a top flight team yet he was put in the position of being the top dog. Would Kevin McHale be who he is if he had to be the top dog in Boston instead of Bird?Welpee wrote:reub wrote:I'm glad we can move on from Melo too, but how much longer are the Melo haters going to keep this up? If you don't like his game, fine. But this exaggeration about all the "bad" he did while he was here is ridiculous and totally unfair.Gudris wrote:Melo looks really unhappy and confused, start to feel sorry for himTweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: It's funny, because in my addled recollection of this site, you were always one of the more level headed when it came to dealing with the deranged MeloHate posters (Marbury was better! Remember the Mardy! I'd rather have Gallo back! Trade Melo straight up for Eddy Curry! I WANT MY JEREMY BACK!!!) Even when Melo was declining as we drifted into the Phil regime and we became the Westchester Knicks... As far as I can see, it's only been the past season or so that your tone has changed. And it almost directly co-incided with the "disappearance" of the aforementioned tkf, dk7twtf, and people like the more rabid Darkside of ChuckBuck and Splat. Actually, I remember +1-ing so many of your posts back then that I started to feel very uncomfortably like a groupie. I once went so cough cough rhymes with Romo that I actually asked martin what the hell happened to you because I didn't notice you posting at all. Maybe you just felt the need to fill the void. I think there's meds for that, but the side effects probably aren't worth it. You might have ended up out-John Sterling me on this site. Well, probably not. I guess if I actually cared enough and had any ambition at all, I could search back and find all those not quite Homer, but absolutely pro-Melo posts that weren't all about the 54 win season. Wow, I have my own rating system? Who knew! (Or cares?) |
StarksEwing1
Posts: 32671 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 12/28/2012 Member: #4451 |
9/27/2017 8:51 AM LAST EDITED: 9/27/2017 8:51 AM
jrodmc wrote:Fishmike is actually one of the more objective posters on here.fishmike wrote:Welpee wrote:Amare... a GREAT 3/4 of a season. He was so good. Shockingly the Knicks gave a guy with bad knees a huge contract. Guess what? He had bad knees. Terrible move.fishmike wrote:So I assume you hated on STAT too?Welpee wrote:how about simply hating on him for not playing defense, holding the ball and stinking in the playoffs. Are those fair reasons to be happy to move on from this superstar? I mean I cant remember a player whos had a such a blind group of devout followers who make excuses for every one of his shortcomings and failures. It gets old and Im happy to move on from it. Like we got a great 3/4 of a season from Amare we got a great season from Melo and it was fun. The rest of it was poor play on bad teams. Yea... most of Melo's teams here sucked. Thats not on him. In 7 years here he proved his reputation for apathetic defense, holding the ball and shooting his team out of the playoffs every year.fitzfarm wrote:Hating on him because he's not among the greatest of all time or the greatest Knick of all-time? Maybe if we expected Melo to be Kobe that on us and not him? All of us can only be who we are. I agree, in hindsight Melo is no better than the #2 guy on a top flight team yet he was put in the position of being the top dog. Would Kevin McHale be who he is if he had to be the top dog in Boston instead of Bird?Welpee wrote:reub wrote:I'm glad we can move on from Melo too, but how much longer are the Melo haters going to keep this up? If you don't like his game, fine. But this exaggeration about all the "bad" he did while he was here is ridiculous and totally unfair.Gudris wrote:Melo looks really unhappy and confused, start to feel sorry for himTweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: |
fishmike
Posts: 53186 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 7/19/2002 Member: #298 USA |
9/27/2017 8:53 AM
jrodmc wrote:and what has happened in that year? Did Melo's scoring eff% drop? Did all his defensive metrics go from average to abysmal? See that correlation? The +1 posts of mine you liked were when Melo was KILLING it and dopes like dk and tfk were so sour they missed the fact that the team was good and Melo was playing great. Its that simple man. Its not been a good couple years and Melo's play has declined. Again... Im not into blame. Others are. Knicks were never going to get BETTER players than Melo while he was here, and thats what they need. Its just time to move on.fishmike wrote:Welpee wrote:Amare... a GREAT 3/4 of a season. He was so good. Shockingly the Knicks gave a guy with bad knees a huge contract. Guess what? He had bad knees. Terrible move.fishmike wrote:So I assume you hated on STAT too?Welpee wrote:how about simply hating on him for not playing defense, holding the ball and stinking in the playoffs. Are those fair reasons to be happy to move on from this superstar? I mean I cant remember a player whos had a such a blind group of devout followers who make excuses for every one of his shortcomings and failures. It gets old and Im happy to move on from it. Like we got a great 3/4 of a season from Amare we got a great season from Melo and it was fun. The rest of it was poor play on bad teams. Yea... most of Melo's teams here sucked. Thats not on him. In 7 years here he proved his reputation for apathetic defense, holding the ball and shooting his team out of the playoffs every year.fitzfarm wrote:Hating on him because he's not among the greatest of all time or the greatest Knick of all-time? Maybe if we expected Melo to be Kobe that on us and not him? All of us can only be who we are. I agree, in hindsight Melo is no better than the #2 guy on a top flight team yet he was put in the position of being the top dog. Would Kevin McHale be who he is if he had to be the top dog in Boston instead of Bird?Welpee wrote:reub wrote:I'm glad we can move on from Melo too, but how much longer are the Melo haters going to keep this up? If you don't like his game, fine. But this exaggeration about all the "bad" he did while he was here is ridiculous and totally unfair.Gudris wrote:Melo looks really unhappy and confused, start to feel sorry for himTweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: "winning is more fun... then fun is fun" -Thibs
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Bonn1997
Posts: 58654 Alba Posts: 2 Joined: 2/2/2004 Member: #581 USA |
9/27/2017 11:17 AM
fishmike wrote:jrodmc wrote:and what has happened in that year? Did Melo's scoring eff% drop? Did all his defensive metrics go from average to abysmal? See that correlation?fishmike wrote:Welpee wrote:Amare... a GREAT 3/4 of a season. He was so good. Shockingly the Knicks gave a guy with bad knees a huge contract. Guess what? He had bad knees. Terrible move.fishmike wrote:So I assume you hated on STAT too?Welpee wrote:how about simply hating on him for not playing defense, holding the ball and stinking in the playoffs. Are those fair reasons to be happy to move on from this superstar? I mean I cant remember a player whos had a such a blind group of devout followers who make excuses for every one of his shortcomings and failures. It gets old and Im happy to move on from it. Like we got a great 3/4 of a season from Amare we got a great season from Melo and it was fun. The rest of it was poor play on bad teams. Yea... most of Melo's teams here sucked. Thats not on him. In 7 years here he proved his reputation for apathetic defense, holding the ball and shooting his team out of the playoffs every year.fitzfarm wrote:Hating on him because he's not among the greatest of all time or the greatest Knick of all-time? Maybe if we expected Melo to be Kobe that on us and not him? All of us can only be who we are. I agree, in hindsight Melo is no better than the #2 guy on a top flight team yet he was put in the position of being the top dog. Would Kevin McHale be who he is if he had to be the top dog in Boston instead of Bird?Welpee wrote:reub wrote:I'm glad we can move on from Melo too, but how much longer are the Melo haters going to keep this up? If you don't like his game, fine. But this exaggeration about all the "bad" he did while he was here is ridiculous and totally unfair.Gudris wrote:Melo looks really unhappy and confused, start to feel sorry for himTweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Exactly. What's more suprising is people's who don't adjust their views even after Melo declines so much on both ends. |
martin
Posts: 69013 Alba Posts: 108 Joined: 7/24/2001 Member: #2 USA |
9/27/2017 11:48 AM
Eny, I was wrong, apparently there is a trade exception:
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